Cottage Grove leader., May 11, 1907, Image 4

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IX D IH E ST IO X .
No :i|ipetlte. I«xs of stre n g th , ner-
V"U-in
la .iliache, constipation, bad
"iti«, a ii■ -l'.iI «lehillty, s ou r risings,
and ca I mi rh of ihe sto m a ch are all
due t*• rudlgi-Hi jo n . Kodol I>yspe|>sia
('ilo our«' In digestion. T h is new • I 1 m -
> o ivprcscutM tin- natural ju ic e s of
dig' ri«in . i- they e x i s t t u a healthy
i<miach. conilinicd w ith the g r e a te s t
known toni«* a n d r e c o n s t r u c t iv e p r o p -
•at
Ko<li»l Dyspepsia Cure does
not **nl,v « nre ind igestion and ilys-
p« p ia. bin Hie famous rem edy cures
all • lumai h tro u b le s hy cleansing,
jiiirifying - w«*etening and s tre n gttie n -
iii;. the m u cou s m em branes lining the
St 'lunch.
K o ilo l Dyspepsia Cure after m e a ls is
not only thorou ghly reliable «iigest-
a n t . but it c o n ta in s g r e a t tonic and
re, « Mist m o tiv e pro|ierti<M as
well,
r i i b faiiiiiin remedy
e n a b le s
the
si ni u h a n d d i ■*••-( ive o r g a n s to tiior-
oiiglily digest, a s s i m i l a t e and contrl-
laite to the tissues all of th«' nou rish­
ment that is contai ned in such food ns
m ay be eaten.
boibil l o 1 'i‘p-tia «'are c l e a r s the
- v anil mal;« sure the jo u r n e y fro m
M‘ km s t«. health anil w e ak n e ss to
stre n g th . If the s t o m a c h is d is o r ­
dered K odol will cure it.
Kodol l>\spepsla Cure lays the foun­
d atio n for health, and th e up b uild ing
«if -Ireiiglli by c le a n s in g , purili.ving
and s w e e l e n i n g flu* g l a n d s a n d mem­
brane of the s t o m a c h , and by sup­
plying natural juices necessary to
perfect indigestion, a s s im ila tio n and
u n i i itiiin. Kodol ilig e - t - w h a t you
e ■ l , prevents colic, c h o le r a, d ia rrho e a.
II ii \ d.v-enlmv a n d smnuier c o n i­
li ni g e n er a lly , a n d its use will cure
inni estimi and
chronic dyspepsia
p e rm a n e n tly .
Kodol is good alik e
(•a yoinig and old. Your d ru g g ist
sells it.
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Lolite
b o u n d a r ie s are referred to simply
“ as s h o w n in the aeeomi anying
RESERVES INVALID
accom panying
t h e p r o c l a m a t i o n - is a <li.«:'iam.
T h i s is held not to be 1 « toil hy the
men who are figliing the e.i ation
of the reserves and they prop ' to
test the riintt* r in the cou rts.
A lt h o u g h they are not s a t i n g
much about this feature of the <■ • e,
d iag ram .’’
X Bis Law Suit Pending to
Have it so Declared.
Then
S P A o n e / - C /
Directory.
P R O F E S SIO N A L
I t F . B K h A H S Cnttuge Grdvc, No.
- 1. M eeting s 1 st .'¡r i. unii 'dii. ! ri-
R/fARION VEITCH
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l’li une 6 o lies Plioue Main -I ! - \
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F UNERAL DIRECTOR and LICENSED
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EMCALMER
Parlors at Veatch .t 1
H O Y A I . INI'.IG H B O R S
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L. W. H akku , Con
t h e same a t t o r n e y s who have been 1 u a - \ v . n D i n i h is ricil:.
preparing for the tei-t of the u'tiou K O I
cerned.
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c on d itio n which il the test i - at
Iv .IS kn ' m s , Cooter.
tem pted , m ay inv alid ate the entiri K. of I» - .1II t en t iis
Loilgc No, I-,
Meet ; cycrv \\ eiinesda.y iii^lit
a g r ic u lt u r a l »p p r o o r ia tio n bill
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An o rg an ized effort is to he made
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d en t R oosevelt «.renting vast forest not s ig n the loll until d /«.loci
t O . O F -(t..ttutte « n o t e
No. I
Ii,Mini 1-1 New I hrl-imiullk. Kiicrnr Or. ■ I
1 « -erv atio n s
d u r i n g t h e c lo s in g M o n ,|Hy „ r o m i n g
Mnreli I.
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h o u rs o f the sessions o f t h e last j took f t,e p(linH o f m a k in g the dste
A. l’dîl.WFIK, See.
c o n g re s s d eclared invalid.
Cotnpe- | c |ear and ot p u t tin g th e tim e «1 " n
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rilY S H I AN and SlJltUKON
e x p e c t e d to lie one o f the
most in- ' not s ig n t h e bill
u n til aftei the 1 \V W m . i n
Office hi McFarland Building
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Ovei Wynne's Hardware sior«-
y
t e r e s t i n g th a t h a s d ev e lo p e d in p ro c lam atio n c r e a t in g t h e «1 ■.sired
Office Filone, ‘M I Kcsidencc iMione, lîiG t
m in vhm
forest re se rv es had b e e n is ued
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lin cru > Meet iIn ji l .
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Now it i« said h e m a y h a v e invaii-
day o f each iin in tli.it f , ( U > . F . Hall
1 lie light o v e r forest re s e rv a tio n s j ,(a j e [|le e n t i r e bill, as th e c o t i g r r s
T , \V . J knkixh S«* c
am i t h e alleoed land frauds in th e i a d jo u rn e d on t h e l e g is la t iv e d ay <>t
llovncrt Kakin
west is still fresh in th e m ind s o f | M a rc h 2.
I t is a rg u e d ti nt, on the 1 W 0 W
i Vnlcii'iiiM i nch i d .
r r e s i d e n t
afte rn o o n o f M arch I th e nc.v von
Is i ’ m i ', I 'I
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i U. Wheeler
the g e n e r a l p u b lic.
S m a r t i n g tin
mont h in \V. 11. \V. Hall.
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Ft oka .1. Mii.r.tai. ( 'lei 1 ;.
tier m e n l m u n t and the a ttitu d e ot ”
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ttowly e lected m e m b e r s b e g a n to
th e pre ¡d e nt in opposition ol their ,|raw their pay and th e o ld niciii
F o r e s t e r s o f A m e r i c a Mi e t rv, r.\
C A P IT A L
w ish es t e la t iv « to the m a n a g e m e n t ; hers, whoso term e x p i r e d , c eas-tl
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o f th e lug reserves, the s e n a te in- to draw pay.
ffetice it m a y be
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netted a provision in the a g r ic u l t - u r Kt d t h a t , c o n s t r u c ti v e ly , t h e d a t e
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l\ I A general banking
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approp riatio n hill p ro v id in g
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."«1. Meeting- tst ami ¡¡r i VVeilnes
that Urn pre sid e nt sho uld no lo n g e r tlmt n bi)j c o „ld not b e a r d a te of
d ay of eaeli niontli.
Ol i ' n i Vi: i irli. W . Al.
b e em p o w e red to c i e a t e forest re- I M arch 4 and be valid when lb«' old
ORGANIZED
li. lì Wi «o| r v , Sei*.
COITALE GROVE
serv e s w ith o u t the c o n s e n t o f c o n - 1 c o n g r e s s a d jo u r n e d on the le g isla -
O R B O O N
gress.
S i x sta te s are natne«l in tiv e day o f M a r c h 2.
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Vppolr I il N l'o-l No III,
Meets.' i t i p. ili. on 11 .i• 2d and liti
this p ro h ib itio n , in c lu d in g W a s h
0 is s a id t h e r e is no e x a c t precu-
Sa turilav of each in mill.
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den t for the s itu a tio n t h u s d ev elo p
Dit H. I. W oon . H. C.
i n g t o n , W y o n m i g , Id ah o , U t a h , l e(1
T h e n e a r e s t ap p r o a c h to it , „
\V lìi:x Noi ns. A li
M o n ta n a and (.«dorado. T h e pro- b a c k in t h e L in c o l n administration, —
Mus. r. Ii. 1’iioMrsos.
h ih ilio n was em bod ie d d ee p in to < when L in c o l n sig ned th e bill known ! 1,. O . T YL t .miy
iiison l l l v " . No
the a g r ic u lt u r a l a p p rop riatio n bill, as t h e c a p t u r e and aband oned p i " P - 1 12. Meets 2«1 nil« I llli Kriil i\ of Rates per ilny .....................................$1.IH)
each im mi It.
H"iini and b o a n l, tier w e e k ...........S I..'«(I
Hd that th e presid ent c o u l d not veto , r t V ac t
<luVs “ ft‘ ' ,1" ’ ¡u ljo ii.i:-
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cated m afhx in g h is s i g . i a t u i c
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n re and th u s s trip p in g t h e s g rie u l- i,j|| Htoo«l th e test ot th e c o u r t o f O K S
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■«• ¡ha|it«*r «S««
I. Meetings held
l a i c i Idi Fri-
oral d ep artm e nt <>«' ev ery c en t of c la im s but n e v e r was tcsteil iii th
«In \ cl c n il in« Ml 11
approp riatio n for a y e a r .
i nited S t a t e s S u p r e m e
c o u rt .
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l h ' presid ent felt th e a c tio n of
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M li- , M II II Will i I
Sec.
th«> c o n g t e s s k e e n l y .
He d e te r -,
SUMMIT MAGAZINE
STRAIN TOO GREAT
W K C.
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W, It. C. No
mined how ever, to g o them o n e !
beautifully iilustr.ited, good stories ¿>1 CA
12, Meets ut I t> a oil Hie 2d and
and articles about California s>
Il h Saturday < 11 , . 11 mont h
better
T h e bill was n o t p a s s e d 1
and all the far West.
a year
M UO l»i« i,uv, I'r*
until Within the las. few d ays of - Hundretls of Cottage Grove Readers
b . .11 \Mr; W«»III.:. S
TOWN AND COUNTRY JOURNAL
Find Daily Toil a Burden.
th e session.
H e issued a p io e la m a -
a monthly publication devoted j q 5Q
to the farming interests of the
iii'U which c o n v erted into Hie torest
A t t h e C ia r e l i e ni
West.
a year
T h e l u s i le and worry u! f u s i n e -■
n serves of tlie c o u n t r y no less th a n
RCAD
OF
A
THOUSAND
WONDERS
1 7 , 0 0 0 ,0 0 0 a c r e s . T ins was p r a c t i ­ m e n .
a hook of 75 pages, containing
Met l»»li-l L|MK« i 1 | 1 ( Tllirell. i;«*v.
Tin* l i a i >1 work am i s t o o p in g o f ,|
\
120 coloretl photographs J $0.75
1 ’. en «' 1 v. t'.-n■1 r.
c a lly e v t r v a«ue ol t im b e r laml that
1 ’ rem •hing
w o ik m e n ,
picturesque spots in California
Spivi '«■ Ml il *
:1111 t 7:-' :o 1 ».
a m o u n t s to a n y t h in g in he s ix
T h e w o m a n ’s household i ir«s,
III.
Null'Ll,'
Seim"il.
II) M. m.,
Toni . . . $2.75
state s w hich v e t o m e n tio n e d in the
Are t"«» g n a t a strain on th e 1 .id- Kpvvn rill League, li : p, m . Pi•u y pi *
ni« etili« Thin--«In\ r 'e l l i l l e Mt 7: ti).
lull, c o v e r i n ' these vast ac re s ol ueys
All
for...........................
$1.50
All Ml•0 cold iu liv in\
1 In lie ¡in ‘sent
land were issued tw o d ays liefore
R ack ac h e , In nlnclir, suit a. he.
Cut out this advertisement
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K i d n c v t r o u b le s im nn rv tro u b le s
F i r t lb« - by i
1 'hutch. Pastor
and ^end with $1.50 to
th e presid ent signed Hie a g r ic u l t - ! |0 ||ow
(im e.
service, 1 1 ,
ural a p p ro p riatio n bill.
I f this was ‘ H o l i v c r o f i - i l f , W e s t S t . , IYii- lì.
c v e n in !' s , Y
'■ C5. E . ; P« S U N S E T M A G A Z I N E
h o it i« now
tru e t h a t n o o n e h a s |dJeton, O r c g o u ,
“ I speak in.
Ail Mi
• Ì sojo .ruers JAME5 FLOOD BLDG . SAN FRANCISCO
ever been ab le t<> g e t hold «if the from e x p e r i e n c e when 1 n y that
tinti u ),
o rig in a l o f the lug b l a n k e t p to c la
Oonn H K id ne y Pill« arc a remedv
met it and can be ;
r'j pyr? w i|uiy,iF"s
C a t h o l i c Ch urch, Father < ’arrol.
nintiou nor ol the o .i g i u a l * of th e
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to have th e
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rtlie. I r t m i i i y i: 1 : .10 c i l ' r ì
Duro l o ( . w o C :, t i j itiÇ t u ■
Givi: «. PCLICF A T ON
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1 i flit Hl ?a (tie
I'«(l 1.(»luliriue. If. cm ,s ( 1 Utili- : M
* A fl .V :V *1 <’ î i i i t fr» If •'] . ' . ’ > ..
I..-PS i llP S I F . of Ta * u n.•.f;
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t ■ ):»t;i:ns ;50 « «limi ■ LU i’
V t«» 11 '
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Tinte Table.
Tn effect Su tu in y, Nov. 2ó 1 2 n m
NORT1I UOUNIi
No
No
No
No
iti
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IH C o t t a g e («rovo L o c a i 5. I o
12
11.20
14 New F a s t T r n i n
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a m
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a m
p m
SM TU lìOCNt'
N<>
No
No
No
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-'.oaKJCÎt
. !V v*òM EN
riino ^ives uliat every woman
. siri -a perfect complexion.
:ng.-* that soft, smooth, fresh,
! * i r tint io the cheek that denotes
hfulm ; ■ It will liring beauty
■li»» lark it: it will retain
to t
i 11 ;«.: i■ who
, .,’y possess it;
ill enible you to successfully
tiu ravages of weather and
•on’t doubt*-«]on’t argue. Just
timt
try R l I m r‘ ine. Your druggist will
you a free «ample. All drug-
koep Robertine.
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So Far as the Latest Proclamations t h e re is reason foi believing
of President Roosevelt is Con­
CARDS
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<>B E R T I N E
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13 N e w F a s t T r a i t i
I .30 a m
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2 . M i p ni
I 7 ('««ttage G i ove L o cai l l . ^ o p m
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Time Table No. i
T u take cffcct. N ovcm h er 1 litoti.
Easl Bound
: /m i 1 Tiitì-ulay W Bound
and
only
i and 2 Daily Ex-
No 3-No i
•pt Sunday.
No 2
F.M | A M |
-1 a l l« IN8
Klex A M 1 P.M
2:3017 :30| 1» « .a 'age i irrive •I 671 I 12 .00 6.15
2:40 7:50 "■..'«
710 11:2i»i 4 :IS
Walden ....
2:49 7 '.VJ 6.7 . (’erro Gordo
807 11:16 1:50
3;0o H : II Si;'
Doreria . .
»41 11 :0h 4.44
3:IS H;|o 12
star........
017 10:40 4:37
3 26 ft;70 Id r,
\\ loks
Ml 10:33! t:23
3:;{.i(9 ft. 1 .» •» .. Hod Bridge
. 1020 10:28 4:20
.3:3S 9:1.« 16 6 Wildwood
1040 io:i£> 4:17
3: '0(9:4.5 20 0
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1060 10:00 4:00
dubjoct. in c n an go without notice.
All outward ircigbt forwarued only bi the
joint » ixk ol shiitper and «onsiguoe.
Stage leaves wild wood after the arrival
train on Monday-, Wednesdays and Fridays
for Bonita and Or cco. Bctnniing on 'l ues*
■ ays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
Freight will not lie reeei\ed at the O. & s. E.
It. U. Depot after *• p. m. To insure forward­
ing on next train freight must tie delivered in
ampl • 1 me to permit, ol it being billed .
A. B WOOD. Manager.
In
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1900
THOMPSON HOTEL
M ÂG ÂZINE
READERS
’
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[ ' th
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m on th.
tim e when
my b. k was s , ( sore and
la m e that it was all I could d o t -
, -) r ,
o v e r or stra ig h te n up a g a i n OV(,r
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J.1" |hi knlney « w u i
«1 « ian.
1, | Kunda« n.
I>oan s K u ln e v P ills dnl m ore for ,,
^ t k u everything else I had ti
H e av y w ork and cold s h a v e b ro u g h t
C h r i s t i a n Cl
a t w i n g e of stitTm • in my l i n k
Olson l ’ astor.
Hien at tinn
I ut a t w d
: t h e moi a t t i - ai
of D o a n 's K u ln e v F ills li t « ' o iiie k
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ly re m ov e d th«' s y m p to m s.
T h i s ing.
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rem edy can be r. lied upon *o end ibis.) I«. ni.
«>* cio è k,
Ititeli
s u f f e r in g s s im il a r
to m i n e . ' ’ l'o
Soci« ty a l
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d e a le rs , l i n e ••(> ««‘lit
F o s te r M ilb u rn t'.. . B uffalo , \ i < very S a tu rila «
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l o r k . sole a g e n t s K m t h e l tut«'I
y ( a re8
Henieiuber th e nam e Doan--
Patrom/e thi.
and t a k e no o t h e r .
I tisers .
p ro c la m a tio n s w hich a t e now b e in g aoht>
t u r n e d o u t hv th e p u b li c printer
c o v e r i n g e a c h of t h * d ifferent rener-
v a t io n -
It is hinted s t r o n g l y t h a t
t h e procliiin atio ns were n o t in fact
'
issued b nlore "•« president a t f O M
the a g r ic u l t u r a l approp riatio n bill.
I f tins cou ld be e sta b lish e d there
is n o w a i t a n t in law n o r a u t h o rit y
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tor th e c r e a t io n of the reserves.
A U a v * in t h e past in c r e a t in g
forest re s e rv e s , the p ro c la m a tio n
b a s s e t fo rth d is t in c t l y th e « x a c t
,
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b o iiiu ia iie s o f t h e proposed reserv e*
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